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lemonade
[ lem-uh-neyd, lem-uh-neyd ]
lemonade
/ ˌlɛməˈneɪd /
noun
- a drink made from lemon juice, sugar, and water or from carbonated water, citric acid, etc
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Example Sentences
One political observer summed up the atmospherics: “It looks like two guys drinking lemonade with the sugar left out.”
Doritos: Time Machine Forget your run-of-the-mill lemonade stand.
Vali sings while playing with an alligator on a pink swing set, hustling at a lemonade stand and dancing with shadowy creatures.
Mrs. Schulz tried to offer me more sour lemonade in a paper cup.
Inviting us in, he offered us lemonade that his wife had in a big pitcher.
At the old Rosewater dances we never had anything but cake and lemonade—ice-cream in very hot weather.
"Because I thought a pitcher wouldn't hold lemonade enough," said Willy.
Pie for sale on the grounds, and rocks to crack it with; and ciRcus-lemonade—three drops of lime juice to a barrel of water.
The miners gave each of them a glass of fresh lemonade to drink, and rubbed their temples with vinegar.
But it was only Azalea Courtney, radiant as the morning, carrying a little silver pitcher full of iced lemonade.
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